
Sri Lanka Travel Guides — Field Notes
Field notes from across Sri Lanka — the wildlife, the hill country, the coast, the cultural triangle. Written from the studio, sharpened by guests.
N° 01 · Wildlife SafariWildlife Safari in Sri Lanka
Choose Yala for a leopard-focused safari, Wilpattu for its lake landscapes, or Udawalawe for elephants. Give wildlife time and keep expectations open.
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N° 02 · Tea CountryTea Country Retreat
Choose fewer hill-country bases and give them time: Hatton for a bungalow stay, Nuwara Eliya for tea heritage, or Haputale and Ella for walking.
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N° 03 · Coastal LuxuryCoastal Luxury Escape
Choose Galle for heritage, Weligama for a bay setting or Tangalle for a slower beach stay. Match the coast to your dates and check swimming conditions locally.
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N° 04 · Cultural ExplorationCultural Exploration
Plan time for Sigiriya, Dambulla, Polonnaruwa and Anuradhapura, with Kandy as a possible continuation. Balance archaeology, living worship and time in the shade.
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N° 05 · Best TimeBest Time to Visit Sri Lanka
Choose the month for the region: the southwest coast and east coast have different seasons. Use broad patterns to plan, then check conditions for your dates.
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N° 06 · Sri LankaSri Lanka Honeymoon Guide
Build a Sri Lanka honeymoon around fewer bases, time together and rooms that match your expectations. Choose the coast for your dates and protect days without transfers.
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N° 07 · Luxury HotelsLuxury Hotels in Sri Lanka
Choose a Sri Lanka hotel for its setting, exact room and place in the route. A heritage stay, tea bungalow and safari lodge offer different kinds of comfort.
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N° 08 · Sri LankaSri Lanka Travel Tips
Check entry requirements, travel health advice and the practical details of your route before departure. Leave enough room for transfers, changing conditions and rest.
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N° 09 · Sri LankaSri Lanka Family Travel Guide
Plan a Sri Lanka family holiday around your children's ages, comfortable driving days and time to rest. Choose a few experiences well rather than filling every day.
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Sri Lanka in December and January: A Private Holiday Guide
Plan a December or January Sri Lanka holiday around a south or west coast stay, realistic touring days and the booking conditions that matter over Christmas and New Year.
Yala vs Wilpattu: Which Sri Lanka Safari Should You Choose?
Choose Yala for a safari within a southern circuit, or Wilpattu for a northwest and Anuradhapura route. Compare the setting, time needed and what a private safari includes.
How Many Days Do You Need in Sri Lanka?
Allow 10–14 days for a first Sri Lanka journey that balances culture, hill country and the coast. With seven days, choose fewer regions and give them more time.

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